“Heaven and Earth Named Bell Who Died 40 Years in the Wil- When She Was 95

www.allsaintsbhm.org Vol. 76 No. 21/ November 21 2018

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Dear Friends: wars, false teachers, earthquakes, fam- year she’d take a big shoebox of stamps Last Thursday I sat in the family wait- ines and persecutions” are coming. off to the redemption center and ex- ing room at Grandview Hospital waiting These signs from heaven will confuse change them for her prize. The word for the birth of a baby. At 4:38 pm, a whole nations and people will faint with actually comes from the ancient practice little girl named Laurel was born to fear. Then just when things look pretty used to get yourself out of debt. If you proud parents Claire and Andrew. Par- hopeless, the Son of Man, a well-known couldn’t pay your debts, you could take ents and beautiful baby are doing well. name for the Messiah, something Jesus yourself to the slave market and sell I’ve known both parents since they were calls himself, will come in a cloud with yourself into slavery. Hopefully some- children themselves, so of course I won- power and great glory. Even though one who loved you would come and pay dered, where did the time go, and others may be hiding and cowering with your debt and set you free. That’s re- when? fear, the faithful are supposed to raise demption. Time is like that. It takes a long their heads because redemption is draw- That’s what Jesus did for us when he time and at the same time it flies. One ing near. died on the cross. He buys our freedom minute life seems settled and unchang- Redemption is an old-fashioned from the bondage of sin and death. He ing and the next, unrecognizable. I word I learned while watching my mom trades his goodness for our sin. Saying think it has always been that way. collect green stamps. About twice a our redemption is drawing near is just Scripture is full of like saying Jesus is stories of disruption, coming. Wouldn’t upheaval and you raise your head change. The people to see that? of Israel wandered I knew a woman without a home for “Heaven and earth named Bell who died 40 years in the wil- when she was 95. derness. They found will pass away, but my She moved from that they actually Boston and the little longed for their old words will not pass Episcopal church life of slavery in away…so beware and keep she’d attended for 70 Egypt because it years, to Birming- was predictable and alert, for you do not know ham, to be near her known. At the when the time will come.” son. She transferred same time, they her membership to a couldn’t wait to es- Mark 13 31;33 church here, but cape Pharaoh. Like shortly after that be- time, people are came so sick and frail complex too. she never actually These past two attended a service on weeks on Sunday Sunday. Her family we’ve been reading wasn’t as supportive about the “end as she had hoped, so times”. In Mark’s we took her com- gospel, Jesus has munion regularly to been warning the her house. I learned disciples that in that a kitchen table, these end times, or a nightstand can “wars and rumors of be a great altar.

www.allsaintsbhm.org I remember Bell often, because she was that shows a sidewalk preacher wearing things, waiting for groceries, in the car- so strong and so funny and so devoted a sandwich board walking up and down pool line, and sometimes doing extraor- to God, in spite of her troubles. She had the street. You’d expect the sign to say dinary things like working in the slums a sign on her nursing room wall where something like, “The end is near.” In- with Mother Teresa. My friend Bell told she died that said “When in doubt, look stead the sign says, “The world is not jokes right up until the day she died. up”. coming to an end; therefore, you must She ministered to me and everyone she We don’t have to do much except suffer and learn to cope.” met. That crazy cartoon maker, John, listen to the news to see confusion in the Once the late Mother Teresa was who couldn’t walk or use his arms, nations, signs of darkness, hopelessness. stricken with a high fever and became wrote his life story. Thinking about Poverty, war, child abuse is all around delirious. Believing the end was near, them makes me remember to look at the us. It makes me faint with fear some- she had a vision of St. Peter and told strength I have instead of worrying times. That’s when I have to remember, him she was ready for heaven. But Peter about what I don’t have. In Sunday our salvation is coming, not with a bet- refused her request. Disturbed, Mother school we teach our little children to ter education, or economy, a better Gov- Teresa asked why couldn’t she come wait with grace and courtesy. Scripture ernor or President or even United Na- home? She later said Peter replied, says we can wait for Jesus with hope. tions. Our salvation comes from God. “Because there are no slums in heaven.” Our church isn’t a bomb shelter or a There are always signs in the heav- No one knows when Jesus will come waiting room where we tell each other ens and earth. Sometimes, I don’t see again, but in all the gospels, the Bible nice stories and wait till Jesus comes. them as clearly as I’d like, and some- tells us that God will give us signs and It’s more of a pit stop. As I heard times, like in a hospital waiting room, I we’ll recognize His coming. But in the someone in Sunday School say, “We forget they’re all around. Scripture re- meantime, we have to cope with wait- come here to get fuel and recharged for minds us, they might be saying God is ing. the journey. Then we go back to work.” bringing this chapter to a close. So be- The season of Advent is about wait- When Jesus returns I hope he finds ing ready to meet him when he comes is ing. In the four weeks leading up to us going about all our business, wor- never a bad idea. Just because it hasn’t Christmas we’ll read stories about get- shiping or witnessing in the prisons, the happened yet, doesn’t mean it never ting ready for God. We’ll talk about offices, the neighborhoods, the Rotary will. looking for God, living through dark- clubs, the kitchen tables, the colleges My favorite cartoonist is a man ness and waiting for light. Finally, we’ll and schools of our world, teaching eve- named John Callahan, a quadriplegic celebrate receiving the Light that only ryone we see, when we’re in doubt, we who died in 2010. After an accident God can deliver. look up. And I hope I see you at crushed his spine, he learned to make a There are lots of ways to wait. Time church! living writing books and drawing with a is slippery and people are complex. pen in his mouth. John had a cartoon Sometimes, we wait doing mundane

Advent Festival - November 28th, 5:30 p.m., Great Hall: Page 6 Advent Service of Lessons & Carols - December 9, 8:45 and 11:00 a.m.: Page 5 Caroling in the Neighborhood - December 12 at 6:15 p.m.: Page 6 Angel Tree Party - December 15, 2:00 - 4:00 p.m.: Page 4 Sawyerville Christmas Party - December 15: Page 4 Gift Delivery team to Sawyerville - December 15: Page 4 Christmas Caroling at St. Martin’s - December 16 from 2:15-3:00 p.m.: Page 6 Family Promise Gift Wrap Fundraiser - December 17 and 18: Page 6

2 www.allsaintsbhm.org I grew up going to another Episcopal ceremony at St. Luke’s where I saw 12 and Grounds, Church Helpers, Finance, Church here in Birmingham. Vicki and high schoolers from All Saints singing Long Range Planning, Stewardship, and I were married there and Elizabeth was and dancing to songs about Christ’s Vestry. That’s 26 ministries for the 26 baptized there. We lived in Homewood love for them. years we have been attending All and liked the look of All Saints, a small- Looking through the ministry hand- Saints, and I may have left out a few. er church than where we were married. book, I have been blessed to be a part of We have financially supported some We joined All Saints in 1992 and the or touched by Adult Education, Christ- of those ministries individually, but rest is history, or is it? mas pageants, Youth ministries, Angel mostly through our annual giving to All What we found at All Saints is hard Saints’. It is where our giving comes to describe in words. It is kind of like back to us multifold. Cursillo, meaning you have to experi- Please take a minute to look through ence it to fully understand why people the Ministry Handbook and see how love it. Most of you reading this under- Blessed by many ministries you have helped with, stand this because you have experienced been a part of, or benefitted from. It it. We have been “Blessed by Love” at will bring back memories of how the and in All Saints. Love love that God gives us unconditionally, I have been touched by so many is proliferated through All Saints in By Hank Poellnitz, ministries at All Saints, I am beginning these ministries. to lose count. Stewardship Chair We are blessed by love, Gods’ love Last weekend, I was blessed to have he gives to us unconditionally, and the the time to help the Family Promise Tree, Blood Drive, Episcopal Place, love we give to each other at All Saints, group set up for our week of service. Family Promise, Firehouse Shelter, unconditionally. What a dedicated, loving group of vol- Habitat for Humanity, Kairos, New- Lastly, think about how the money unteers we have. Some of them I met comers Coffee, Saints and Threadz, we give goes to support these ministries for the first time, but they have been Service Saturdays, Cursillo, Meet ‘n and the love we give each other through members for a while. Eat, Oasis, Parish Retreat, Acolytes and All Saints and our ministries. Please let Last Sunday I attended a Happening Crucifers, Lectors, LEM’s, Building us hear from you regarding your pledge.

Parish Financial Report for October 2018

Statements of Prior Yr Operations 10/31/2018 comparisons Full Yr 2018 Parish Only YTD Actual YTD Budget Fav (Unfav) YTD 10/31/17 YTD 10/31/16 Budget Pledge gifts $ 812,798 $ 866,792 $ (53,994) $ 800,028 $ 766,813 $ 1,040,150 Plate offerings 106,252 133,333 (27,081) 95,875 70,581 160,000 Total P&P 919,050 1,000,125 (81,075) 895,903 837,394 1,200,150 Other receipts 9,231 4,810 4,421 2,345 6,687 5,720 Transfers from Preschool for Par- ish facility and overhead costs 50,000 50,000 - 40,000 40,000 60,000 Transfers from (to) restricted funds - - - - 15,611 63,391 Total revenues/ receipts 978,281 1,054,935 (76,654) 938,248 899,692 1,329,261

Personnel 703,034 713,874 10,840 698,862 654,953 857,489 Utilities 57,946 57,405 (541) 58,822 55,364 66,000 Maint & Insur- ance 102,440 101,372 (1,068) 105,426 114,544 118,586 Debt service 63,280 63,280 - 61,434 80,780 75,936 Worship/Outreach 99,089 107,704 8,615 89,627 79,826 157,765 Office 21,644 14,708 (6,936) 17,247 21,681 17,650 Program 23,410 20,948 (2,462) 27,143 17,814 29,215 Other 6,461 5,635 (826) 7,980 2,768 6,620 Total expenses 1,077,304 1,084,926 7,622 1,066,541 1,027,730 1,329,261 3 Net deficit $ (99,023) $ (29,991) $ (69,032) $ (128,293) $ (128,038) $ - www.allsaintsbhm.org Are you looking for ways to serve others during the holidays? There are several ministry opportunities available through All Saints for you and your family during Advent and Christmas.

Angel Tree Did you choose an angel to buy gifts for? The return date for wrapped gifts is December 9th, and gifts can be brought to the Great Hall. An Angel Tree Party will be held Sunday, December 15th from 2 – 4 p.m. in the Great Hall at All Saints. The party is always wonderful and we would love to have your participation on that day. All Saints is always so supportive of this ministry, and the families of the “angels” are always very appreciative. If you would like to help with any part of this ministry please contact Lucy Hortberg, 979-6166 or [email protected]. Thank you for your support of the Angel Tree program.

Prepare and serve lunch at Community Kitchens Looking for a way to serve those in need? Saturday, Dec. 1 is our next opportunity to provide lunch at Community Kitchens, located at Grace Episcopal in Woodlawn. It only takes a few hours to prepare and serve lunch to the hungry, get to know your fellow parishioners, and have a good time in the pro- cess. Our team this time will be led by Jim Hughey. To find out more or to sign up to help, contact Jim Hughey at [email protected] or the Rev. Charles Youngson at cyoung- [email protected].

Sawyerville Christmas Gift and Gift Delivery Project For several years All Saints has generously supported a holiday effort to bring goods and gifts to residents of Sawyerville (Hale County) who are elderly and/or economically disadvantaged. You will be able to adopt a resident starting Nov. 26 online or by picking up a card in the cloister. To sign up to deliver the gifts on Dec. 15 please contact Susanna Whitsett, [email protected].

Sawyerville Christmas Gift Party for the Kids! We need adults and youth to help with the Sawyerville Christmas party, which will take place this year on Saturday, December 15.Volunteers will have lunch, set up, help run carnival-style games for the kids during the party, and clean up when the party ends. You are encouraged to wear a festive Christmas outfit/accessories! For more information and to sign up go to http://bit.ly/SawyervilleChristmasParty.

Make a joyful noise with St. Martin’s Singers! St. Martin’s Singers is a relaxed and fun group of All Saints volunteers who come together about once a month to make music with residents of St. Martin’s in the Pines who have dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. You do not have to be a musician to join us! We welcome children of all ages as well, and the residents particularly love when young people visit. No experience is required—just a love for making music with some of the sweet- est folks you’ll ever meet! We will meet at St. Martin’s the following Sunday afternoons this year: November 18 from 2:15-3:00 PM and December 16 from 2:15-3:00 PM. On December 16 we will sing Christmas carols. If you’d like more information, or direc- tions to St. Martin’s in the Pines Evergreen Unit, contact Susie Youngson, [email protected].

Donate canned and dried food to the Overflow Foundation The Overflow Foundation is a non-profit after school program (for children 4k-7th grade) that meets in Eastlake on Tuesdays and in Tarrant City on Thursdays. Overflow provides a safe spot for children to come after school and enjoy a healthy snack, outside play, an experience with art, music, or drama, homework help, as well as dinner before they go home. Some of our preschool teachers participate in this program every Tuesday. The preschool is holding a canned and dried food drive to support this program. Donations may be dropped off in the preschool office, where a collection basket is located. 4 www.allsaintsbhm.org

3rd Grade Solemn Communion Save-the-Date The Solemn Holy Communion experience is designed to help children more fully explore and enjoy the mystery of Christ’s gift of himself in the Sacrament of Holy Communion. This series of Meditation Classes, Retreat, and Sol- emn Communion Celebration is an inte- gral part of the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd. The complete Solemn Com- munion experience at All Saints in- Please join us for a special Holy Eucharist service with Advent Lessons and Carols on cludes the following: Sunday, December 9 at the 8:45 and 11:00 services. The Youth Choir, Children’s Choir,  A Parent Information Meeting Good Shepherd Choir, Basement 105, Adult Choir, and Instrumental Ensemble will January 14, 2018 at 10:00 a.m. Nave provide music and readings that enhance our Advent worship in foretelling the coming birth of our savior Jesus Christ.  Five Communion Meditation Classes January 21, 28, and February 4, 18, 25, from 2:00-4:00 p.m. at All Saints  A Solemn Holy Communion A Family Promise Thank You Retreat including the Rite of Reconciliation Saturday, March 3rd—9:00 a.m. 3:30 p.m. (St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Acton Road)  A Solemn Holy Communion Celebration Sunday, March 4th—8:45 service at All Saints and 10:00 reception in To all who volunteered in every possible way during this past Family Promise rota- Great Hall tion, we extend a heartfelt thank you. Below is a note written by one of the moms Please contact Kathleen Busbee (their name redacted) and given to us upon her departure. It speaks volumes about ([email protected]) or what this ministry does in helping to repair lives and it reminds us that as we give of Stephanie Diethelm ourselves we actually receive back a hundred fold. Gratitude for it all is on our ([email protected]) if you hearts.

have any questions. To: the All Saints Church Family, We would like to extend to you our heartfelt thanks for such a warm week. We If you haven’t made a pledge to All want to thank every single volunteer who had a hand in doing “anything” to Saints for 2019 you can pledge online help us this week. As the holiday season begins to come upon us, we thank you at www.allsaintsbhm.org, or pick up a so much for giving us a warm place of safety, wonderful meals and smiles all pledge card in the cloister. We are week long. Our family is certainly on a journey and we thank God that He gave grateful for all pledges and will con- us you along the way. While there are so many things and people that we owe tinue to use them to make the king- thanks to, I want to send a very special “thank you” to ALL of the children who dom of God a reality both inside and volunteered! You indeed warmed our hearts! May all of your lives continue to outside our walls. be blessed and your ministry grow for years to come! Peace and Blessings, the J family 5 www.allsaintsbhm.org the Jackson-Thorpe Room at 10:00 Advent Festival - November 28th, a.m. Clergy and ministry leaders will 5:30 p.m., Great Hall Coming Up be there to answer questions and talk Bring your family for a delicious spa- Last Youth & Adult Sunday School about ways to get involved. We’ll ghetti dinner (thanks, Ron May!) and a Classes & Oasis until January 2019 conclude with a tour of the church. beautiful evening creating Prophecy Our last day of Youth and Adult Sun- cards, Jesse Tree Murals, and Advent day School classes for the fall is De- Wreaths with our catechists. We will cember 9th. They will resume January also have Advent Wreath supplies for 6th. Our Wednesday night Oasis pro- you to take home (including greenery) if gram will end on December 12th with you prefer! Advent Wreath supplies can caroling in the neighborhood! Oasis be purchased that evening. Each kit in- will resume January 9th. cludes greenery, a foam ring, 4 picks, 4 colored tapers, and 1 white candle. The All Saints Book Group cost is $30.00, or $25.00 without greenery.

The All Saints’ Book Group will meet at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday, December 2nd, at the home of Lynn Hendricks (phone 822-6202). We will be dis- cussing Olive Ann Burns book, Cold Sassy Tree. All are invited. Family Promise Gift Save the Date for Oasis Caroling Wrap Fundraiser in the Neighborhood This fun event takes place December 12 at 6:15 p.m. at Brookwood Mall, where we wrap Caroling, caroling, now we go! Join gifts for weary and grateful shoppers, your fellow parishioners Wednesday, with all proceeds benefitting Family December 12 for Christmas caroling Promise. We will have a booth/ All Saints 90th Anniversary in the neighborhood surrounding All storefront again on December 17 and Ornaments Available Saints’. This has become a fun annual 18. We work in two or three hour Ornaments are $15 each, and are tradition, so bring your voice, wear shifts, so you don't have to wrap all available in the Cloister each Sunday. something light-colored or reflective, day. You can sign up at http://bit.ly/  Pay by cash or check. Make and grab a flashlight or anything that FPGiftWrap. If you have any ques- checks out to All Saints, with glows (like a lightbulb!) Our route tions please contact Bo Gar- “Ornament” in the memo line will be approximately one mile round rett, [email protected].  For more information contact trip, so plan for strollers or carriers for Nancy Terrell, nan- little ones who can’t walk that far. [email protected] Dinner will be available for pur- chase beforehand ($7 per person/$20 per family), and we will provide hot Stewardship Report as of chocolate to take with us! Questions? Contact Susie Young- November 19, 2018 son at [email protected]. 2019 Totals $ # Walk to Church Winner Increase $ 384,915. 83 We’re pleased to announce that Terry Decrease $ 70,480. 21 Thrash is the winner of our Walk or Same $ 367,435. 61 Bike to Church Month draw- New $ 49,640. 28 ing. Throughout October, contestants Totals $ 872,470. 193 entered a drawing each time they came to All Saints on foot or on a 2019 Breakdown $ # bike. Terry receives a gift card to Ca- haba Cycles courtesy of the Malki $0-1,500 $ 44,939. 49 family. Thanks to them and to all $1,501-$2,500 $ 93,907. 46 who participated! $2,501-$5,000 $ 158,136. 43 $5,001-$10,000 $ 274,440. 39 Newcomer Coffee Dec. 2 $10,001-$20,000 $ 174,648. 12 New to All Saints and interested in $20,001-$30,000 $ 66,400. 3 learning more about $30,001-$40,000 $ - 0 the church? You’re invited to have coffee and pastries Sunday, Dec. 2 in $40,001-$60,000 $ 60,000. 1 Totals $ 872,470. 193 6 www.allsaintsbhm.org

Preschool News Lay Ministry Schedule Fall is flying by! We had fun celebrating team spirit day on Hallow- Sunday, November 25 een, children came dressed in their favorite team gear. We started Vestry representative of the day: the holiday season off with Thanksgiving Feasts and will enjoy the Craig Cecil week of Thanksgiving off from school with family! Torch Bearers & Crucifers: 8:45: Gospeller: Kane Hollifield TB: Hamp Hollifield, Grace Mehrer C1: Corbin Mehrer C2: Emma Hollifield 11:00 Gospeller: Sarah Margaret Donohoo TB: Mae Noerager, Eleanor Couch C1: Nolen Ridlehoover C2: Ben Noerager Ushers: 7:30: Frances Flynn 8:45: Pam Moore, Sam Harris 11:00: David and Janet Guest, Nolen Graves, Gretchen Lerner 5:30: Susan and Conrad Ponder Children’s Liturgy: Julia McKay

Sunday, December 2 Vestry representative of the day: Julie Ellis Torch Bearers & Crucifers: 8:45: Gospeller: Samuel Alcorn TB: Nicholas and Mary Ryan Hughes, Bennett Mitchell C1: Zoe Hortberg C2: Lila Mitchell 11:00 Gospeller: Callen Hoke TB: Davis Bird, Kathryn Whelan C1: Braden Hoke C2: JW Bird Ushers: 7:30: Lucy Hortberg 8:45: Tripp Warren, Ted Holm 11:00: Jenny Blackmon, Christy Bemrich-Stolz, Whit Bird, Tim Vardeman 5:30: Liz Cleckler Children’s Liturgy: Erin Donohoo Pictured, left to right: Kristin Blackerby, Liza Jane Ponder, Jacob Churchman, Emmie Neely, Sumner Parris, Hope Churchman, Gabe Are you on Facebook? Quijano, Ann Elise Pound, Michael Moorman, Emma Hollifield, Nolen So is All Saints! Like our page and Ridlehoover, George Breeden, Mac Wagstaff, and Daniel Alexander. keep up with current events, classes, and ways to make a difference through ministry. All Saints Youth Attend Happening #73 Thirteen All Saints youth participated in Happening #73 at St. Luke’s, Birmingham November 9-11. Happening is a diocesan spiritual retreat for 10th-12th grade youth Would you like to receive our at which they are invited to encounter Christ through a series of talks given by their weekly announcements by email? peers, small group time, songs, prayer, and surprises. Thank you to all who contrib- Send your address to uted items to make Happening wonderful for these young people! All Saints en- [email protected] and we courages all our young people to attend Happening. Happening #74 will be held will add you to the list. Announce- March 1-3, 2019 at The Church of the Epiphany, Guntersville. For more infor- ments are sent out each Friday. mation email Youth Minister Kristen Blackerby, [email protected]. 7 www.allsaintsbhm.org

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All Saints Episcopal Church Sunday: Voice: (205)879-8651 Fax: (205)870-5749 Preschool: (205)879-1092 Holy Eucharist: 7:30, 8:45, and 11:00 a.m., & 5:30 p.m. Online: www.allsaintsbhm.org Breakfast: 8:00-10:00 a.m. After-hours pastoral care emergency phone: (205) 617-8954 Nursery: 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.—Undercroft CLERGY: Sunday School Classes: Rector: The Rev. Dr. Glenda S. Curry, [email protected], 879-8652 Atria Session I, 8:30; Atria Session II, 10:00 a.m. Associate Rector: The. Rev. Anna Russell Friedman, Children’s Liturgy of the Word, during the [email protected], 769-3191 11:00 service, for 3-6 year-old children, Sunshine Room Associate Rector: The Rev. Charles Youngson, [email protected], Youth: 10:00—10:45 a.m.; EYC: Grades 7-8: 5:00-6:30 p.m. 769-3180 Grades 9-12: 6:00-7:30 p.m., Youth Rooms Priest Associate: The Rev. Mike Cleckler, [email protected] Adult Classes: 10:00-10:45 a.m. 21st Century Episcopalians (Young Adults) - Red Door Rm. STAFF: Contemporary Studies - Library, South Addition Children’s Formation: Faith and the Modern Family - Room 223, South Addition Director: Kathleen Busbee, [email protected], (239)222-8549 Newcomer Coffee - Jackson-Thorpe Room Jeannie Feldman, [email protected], 516-2347 Practicing Our Faith - Room 103 (Preschool) Children’s Choir Director: Susie Youngson, [email protected], 870-4629 The Seekers - 10:00—Room 224, South Addition Associate for Music and Children’s Choirs: Maggie Gill, [email protected], Women on the Journey - Room 104, located in the Preschool (662)544-3791 Communications Director, newsletter and website: Debbie Donaldson, Wednesday: [email protected], 769-3182 Men’s Bible Study —7:00 - 8:00 a.m., Jackson-Thorpe Room Financial Administrator: Charlotte Langley, [email protected], 769-3184 Wednesday Morning Prayer/Breakfast, 7:00 a.m., Great Hall 5:30 Music: Randolph Horn, [email protected] The Rector’s Bible Study, 10:00-11:00 a.m., Nursery Director: Gretchen Lerner, [email protected], 769-3190 Room 223—South Addition Organist/Choir Director: Melanie Martin Couch, Oasis (see schedule online at www.allsaintsbhm.org) [email protected], 769-3187 Parish Coordinator: Theresa Hester, [email protected], 879-8651 Thursday Preschool Director: Bebe Hardin, [email protected], 879-2943 One Flock Women’s Bible Study - 9:30 - 10:30 a.m., Youth Minister: Kristin Blackerby: [email protected], Rm. 223, South Addition 769-3183 In Stiches (Knitters Group) - 1:00 p.m.—Jackson-Thorpe Room